M & M Trivia Quiz

Answer: Malcolm McLaren

Malcolm McLaren catapulted the Sex Pistols to notoriety in 1977 by staging a live concert on a barge outside the Houses of Parliament. His management of the group was somewhat acrimonious and he was sued by band member John Lydon in the early '80s for mismanagement.
Margaret Mitchell was the author of "Gone With The Wind".
Outrageous musician Marilyn Manson took his name from a collaboration of Marilyn Monroe and murderer Charles Manson.
Michael Martin was the Speaker of the House of Commons who was forced to resign in 2009.

Answer: Max Miller

Max Miller was a 1930s English music hall comedian and singer known for his controversial jokes and outlandish attire.
Michael Mols is a Dutch footballer who was seriously injured by Oliver Kahn in 1999 during a Champions League match between Glasgow Rangers and Bayern Munich.
Mickie Most was a successful UK record producer.
Malcolm Marshall was a fast bowling West Indian cricketer who died at the age of just 41.

Answer: Mick McManus

Wrestler, Mick McManus's dirty tricks and dubious tactics led to him often being billed as, "The Man You Love To Hate".
Michael Miles was a front man of sixties UK quiz game "Take Your Pick".
Mark McCormack is a sports agent who made his name when he signed up his first client golfer Arnold Palmer in 1960.
Michael Manley led the socialist People's National party to power in Jamaica in 1972, 1976 and 1989.

Answer: Molly Malone

Molly Malone, although thought to be mythical is immortalised in an Irish song. She has a statue in tribute to her exploits sited in Grafton Street Dublin.
Martine McCutcheon is an English singer come actress.
Mother Macree is another Irish song.
"Maggie May" is a traditional folk song from Liverpool.

Answer: Mike Mercury

Mike Mercury is the pilot of Supercar, a vertical take-off and landing vehicle that featured in one of Gerry Anderson's first 30 minute early TV puppet adventures.
Professor Matthew Matic, another Gerry Anderson puppet creation was the designer, engineer, navigator and scientist of Fireball XL5.
Marco Materazzi was the Italian soccer player, famously head butted by Zinedine Zidane in the 2006 World Cup Final.
Max Mosley is the four times President of the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile, the Formula One Grand Prix governing body.

Answer: Millicent Martin

Millicent Martin is an UK singer, comedian and actress who has played Gertrude Moon, Daphne Moon's English mother, in the American sit-com "Frasier".
Malcolm Muggeridge was an English author, journalist and satirist.
Margo MacDonald a Scottish politician.
Monty Modlin was a BBC correspondent on early morning radio back in the sixties.

Answer: Ming the Merciless

Ming the Merciless is the arch rival of Flash Gordon the fictional comic strip spaceman.
Muffin the Mule is a UK puppet who first appeared on the BBC in 1946 along side Annette Mills, daughter of actor John Mills.
Mick the Miller was a champion greyhound who won 19 successive races.
Mick the Marmalizer was one of English comedian Ken Dodd's diddymen.

Answer: Mr. Magoo

Mr. Magoo is the short sighted cartoon character who first appeared in 1949. Mr. Micawber is a creation of Charles Dickens; the character appears in the novel "David Copperfield".
Mr Motivator, real name Derrick Errol Evans is an English exercise instructor who found fame when he appeared on British breakfast television in the early 1990s.
Mr. Murdstone is another Dickens character who was David Copperfield's step-father.

Answer: Manfred Mann

Manfred Mann is both the name of a sixties blues band and the name of the keyboard player of the band.
Melba Moore appeared with Eartha Kitt in "Timbuktu!".
Martina McBride is the Independence Day country singing girl.
Mindy Mccready recorded the album "Ten Thousand Angels" in 1996.

Answer: Memory Man

English born Leslie Welch (The Memory Man) was the star of over four thousand radio shows, fifty television appearances and twelve movies and eight Royal Command performances.
Randy Savage, an American wrestler was known as "Matcho Man".
Muffin Man lives on Drury Lane in the children's nursery rhyme.
"Mirror Man" was a hit for The Human League in 1982.